
The Disability Policy Centre
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The first think tank of its kind in the UK. Dedicated to the development & advancement of policy, ensuring that accessibility is at the heart of legislation.
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📢 Today, we release new research with MS Society UK on the experiences of 1,125 people with multiple sclerosis. It explores the barriers and enablers to accessing & staying in work with 96% of respondents stating MS impacted their ability to work. (1/10) lancaster.ac.uk/work-foundatio…



Disabled households are more likely to be in poverty, than non-disabled households, even before these proposed changes to disability benefits. Really useful analysis by Resolution Foundation highlighting the potential impact.


Brilliant to see high-profile Disabled people with TakingThePIP speaking out against Labour's devastating threatened cuts. We need as many people as possible, both Disabled and allies, to write to your MP and let them know we won't stand for this.

‘DWP must finally act on deficient approach to safeguarding with a duty of care, say MPs.’ via Disability News Service disabilitynewsservice.com/dwp-must-final… We had the privilege of giving evidence to this Select Committee, where we advocated for the DWP to have a statutory safeguarding duty. We

The Government claims their cuts, plunging at least 350,000 Disabled people into poverty, will help us 'get into work' But what about the deeply inaccessible nature of employment for those who can work, as it stands? Mikey from DR UK writes for Big Issue bigissue.com/opinion/labour…


Our Senior Policy Fellow Dr Cara Molyneux will be on the panel at this event with The Work Foundation, discussing MS and employment in the UK.


‘Disability benefit cuts are a political choice — and a dangerous one.’ via Politics.co.uk politics.co.uk/comment/2025/0…